HETMA hosted two simultaneous booths at #ISE2026 and the #EdTech2026 Congress in Barcelona. Joe and crew stream and record between the shows. Watch and listen to what will be one of the most entertaining shows yet!
Kameesha Jones, an AV Project Manager at Florida International University and DEI Chair for HETMA, shares what it was like to be selected as a 2023 Prism Scholarship recipient and how the Prism community continues to support her growth. She talks candidly about her CTS journey, the study strategies that helped most, and the real-world pace of supporting high-profile campus events. The spotlight also highlights her commitment to mentorship and the pipeline she has helped build to create early-career opportunities in live production and AV. Read More
Originally recorded on October 1, 2024Rereleased with intention This episode of brAVe [space] is being rereleased as an invitation to pause and reflect. In a world that often encourages us to separate, label, and choose sides, this conversation with Gen Cleary reminds us that feminine and masculine energy are not opposites—they are shared, human energies... Read More
ISE 2026 wrapped on Friday, February 6 in Barcelona after four days across all eight halls at Fira de Barcelona Gran Via. By the show’s close, ISE reported 92,170 visitors, 1,751 exhibitors (including 323 first-time exhibitors), and a record 101,000 square meters of show floor space. Those top-line numbers are easy to repeat, but the more useful story is how... Read More
Recorded live at ISE 2026, Ryan talks with Belgium based higher ed AV leader Tom Segers about multi campus support, hybrid privacy realities, and why audio quality is the foundation of connected learning. Read More
Chair to Chair is back with Stephen Ashby, HETMA Education Chair from Riverside City College, and the timing is intentional. The HETMA Virtual Conference is next week, February 18, 19, and 20, and this episode is a real preview of what you will get: practical sessions, live Q and A, and the kind of peer learning that is hard to replicate anywhere else. Read More
